Geography, asked by hashmif047, 3 months ago

what is the capital of Africa​

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Answered by gyanV04
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Answer:

South Africa is not a country it is a continent.

Answered by sandipthete3
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Answer:

For example, Cairo, the largest city in Africa, has a population of about 9.1 million people, but more than 20 million people live in its metropolitan area.

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Capital Cities of African Nations Bangui

Bangui Map

851,000

Central Africa

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